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From: peter@nmti.com (Peter da Silva)
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Subject: 2.1 release, lpt.c, BPF
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Wanted to run TCPdump on a 2.1 system. Turned on BPF and the kernel
wouldn't build. Looks like the 2.1 bpf code in lpt.c was broken.

Known problem? I commented out "#include "bpfilter.h"" and it built.

We'll see if it works when I get a chance to reboot this box this
evening...